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Reviews for this don’t seem terrible. Not sure if that’s high praise or not.

Final trailer. This looks to save you some time if you don't want to see the movie, as it shows most of it.

What the hell!!

Henry Silva - 95 - you might not know the name, but you'd know the face.

Reading stuff elsewhere, there are screenshots that show this is coming for last gen as well as current. The leaker claims to have source code for GTA5 and source for an alpha version of 6.

Such a great movie, I've come to like it more and more over time.

Look who's back -

Interview with Anderson about the 25(!) Year anniversary release. He admits (finally?) that he doesn't think a longer cut of the film would actually be any better than the film already is. He goes on to say that many think a longer cut would add more gore and horror, but in actual fact it would add more backstory for other characters. Of course, there would have been more gore and an extended video log section. As mentioned a number of times, the footage only exists in very poor VHS quality, and much of this is lost anyway. I'm not a fan of Anderson, but I do think Event Horizon is worth seeing, if only for the set design and the madness that is that video log. Not a bad interview. https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/event-horizon-paul-w-s-anderson-doesnt-need-directors-cut/

Oh no!

Hell, he was even great in My Boyfriend's a Vampire.

Shame about David Warner, really liked him in load of different things. I saw him in Waxworks a few years ago, and he was having a great time. He was in so much stuff, and pretty much always excellent in it.

He was great in Godfather, Misery and Rollerball, plus so many others. Really good character in Way of the Gun and if you’ve not seen it, Thief is excellent.

If nothing else, this has a stellar cast. It reminds me a little of a Wes Anderson movie too. Russell's first film in seven years. From Comingsoon.net “A fascinating and richly intricate tale that brilliantly weaves historical fact with fiction for a timely, cinematic experience, 20th Century Studios’ and New Regency’s original crime epic about three close friends who find themselves at the center of one of the most shocking secret plots in American history," Joining Bale, Robbie, and Washington are Chris Rock, Anya Taylor-Joy, Zoe Saldana, Mike Myers, Michael Shannon, Timothy Olyphant, Andrea Riseborough, Taylor Swift, Matthias Schoenaerts, Alessandro Nivola, Rami Malek, and Robert De Niro.

Joe Turkel, who amongst many other roles, played Lloyd the bartender in The Shining and Eldon Tyrell in Bladerunner passed away at age of 94.

I don't know if it would be classed as shocking but I remember it having a profound effect on me. The Boys from the Black Stuff, when social services come to take away Yozzer's kids. That has stayed with me since that one and only time I saw it, likely 40 years ago? Even before having kids, it still hits hard thinking about it, and now with kids, I do my utmost not to think about it.

Flash Gordon: First ever cinema visit and it was amazing. Saw it in a cinema at Quinton, I must have been eight or nine. Loved every minute. I can't remember the film from that screening but I do recall the forest trial. And oddly, that we had to park on a random street. I think I saw Empire Strikes Back after that, with an intermission! Then Superman II, with my dad. I was completely sold on cinema after Flash Gordon, but the next two movies just reconfirmed how incredible film was, and remains.

New Video - All the main Alien movies, along with AVP 1 & 2 and Alien Isolation - in trailer format. Alien and Aliens still look (and are) incredible.

One that completely caught me off guard. Not shocking in a violent way really but Major film-ruining spoiler - To Live & Die in LA It is an excellent film, and well worth watching.

The final moments of Battlestar Galactica Season 1.

Damn shame. Loved him in Tremors and Remo was fantastic fun. There should have a been a sequel to that. Great talent.

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Can't believe I forgot the opening abattoir scene in Blade. I must have shown people that a 100 times on my new fangled DVD player.

I always liked the pool room fight from Out For Justice as well.

I don't know what the rest of the film is like, but Luc Besson's Anna has a great scene in a restaurant

Atomic Blonde is an excellent shout.